Fish and Wildlife Service proposes sprawling conservation area in Everglades watershed
As climate change drives more development inland, the hope is to push back against the impact.
As climate change drives more development inland, the hope is to push back against the impact.
Miami-Dade County recently spent $2.3 million to purchase and install 1,700 new wall-unit air conditioners in public housing.
Environmental groups petitioned the Fish and Wildlife Service to reclassify manatees after a die-off in the Indian River Lagoon.
The crayfish faces increasing threats from climate change as rising seas push salty water deeper into the Biscayne Aquifer.
The Florida Department of Environmental Protection is urging the EPA to drop proposed power-plant rules.
Over the past 18 months in Florida, 16 property insurance companies have decided to stop writing new business to new ...
Home insurance costs in Florida are up about 57% since 2015, rising faster than in any other state.
Simply put, saving manatees won't happen without saving our water.
Lawmakers agreed to pump $850 million into the Ocala to Osceola Wildlife Corridor, also known as the O2O Corridor.
Since December 2020, the Florida manatee population has experienced an unprecedented loss of more than 2,000 manatees, or nearly one-quarter ...
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